Author road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Money
Think with Morgan Housel's tools
12 Stations through Housel's two books, from the behaviour behind every money decision to the things about people that never change, ending in a plan of your own built on them.
We do not re-summarise The Psychology of Money; it has its own road. We connect two books: the money behaviour of The Psychology of Money, from personal history to compounding and survival, then Same as Ever's constants: unseen risk, calm that breeds excess, rising expectations and the pull of stories. The order is a teaching order designed by BookYol, not the author's own.
The road, station by station
01No one is crazy
~5 minfrom The Psychology of Money
Today’s Station — start →
02Luck and risk
lockedfrom The Psychology of Money
03Confounding compounding
lockedfrom The Psychology of Money
04Getting wealthy, staying wealthy
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05Tails, you win
lockedfrom The Psychology of Money
06The man in the car
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Milestone
Money behaviour, seen clearly
The lesson your own history taught you about money is named, one result has been judged by the decision behind it, and you have written down why time, survival and a few rare events matter more than any single clever move.
07Save, even without a reason
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08Risk is what you don't see
lockedfrom Same as Ever
09Calm plants the seeds of crazy
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10Results minus expectations
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11The best story wins
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12Plan around what never changes
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Milestone
Destination: a plan built on what never changes
A one-page list of what will still be true in your work is written, each line tied to a decision: a cushion for unseen risk, a ceiling for the calm years, expectations set before results, and the numbers behind every story.